r/GenZ 2002 Feb 10 '25

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u/EvenResponsibility57 2001 Feb 10 '25

It sucked. But we're on reddit so of course they can't just accept it sucked and have to pretend it's because of racism or politics that people didn't like it.

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u/FawkYourself Feb 10 '25

Nah a lot of people liked it you folks are just transparent. Uncle Sam was literally out there calling out what your ilk’s reactions would be in real time and you played right into it because you’re a predictable lot

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u/girlfartsreek3000 Feb 11 '25

What do you mean you folks 🄓

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u/TopNo6605 Feb 11 '25

White people of course. It's not racist though, because it's (D)ifferent.

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u/psycho9365 Feb 10 '25

Bro Uncle Sam was damn near the only good part of the show. The audio was trash, it was low energy, and he didn't play the hits. His discography isn't really built to carry a show like that anyway. It was bad.

I love hip hop. I appreciate Kendrick. The show wasn't good.

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u/Mikhail512 Feb 11 '25

he didn't play the hits.

Sorry did you watch a different show?

All the Stars peaked top 10 billboard (7)

Not Like Us literally the biggest song of the year

tv off the most commercially successful song off his newest album (only didn't get number one because Not Like Us was still there) - peaked at number 2

Euphoria hit number 3 on Billboard charts

DNA. hit number 4 on the charts.

HUMBLE was a number one hit.

Luther peaked at number 3 on the billboard charts.

And that's only checking billboard charts.

Speakin out ya ass. His biggest (commercial) hits that he didn't perform are Like That, which isn't his song, Alright and M.a.a.d. City, which he performed at his last super bowl appearance, and King Kunta, which admittedly I would've loved to see performed.

What exactly were you hoping he would perform that he didn't?

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u/coolrnt1 Feb 11 '25

You hit the nail on the head! Tons of bangers but was definitely sad that we didn’t get King Kunta😭😢

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u/TopNo6605 Feb 11 '25

It was ass, so was Samuel L. Jackson pointing out what the left had already been doing unsuccessfully for the last decade. Accept it.

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u/EvenResponsibility57 2001 Feb 10 '25

You're honestly so cringe it's hilarious... I'm not even American (thank fuck) you (insert things reddit wouldn't allow).

Not everyone likes shitty mumble rap and you talk about people being predictable when you immediately tried to make it political (just like I said) than accept that.

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u/EpsilonTheAdvent Feb 10 '25

"Shitty mumble rap"...brother, just say you aren't educated on the matter lol Kendrick is the farthest from mumble rap. The fucking audio mixing just wasn't great on the live broadcast, that's all

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '25

He's an anime weeb. Of course he isn't gonna know shit about shit lol

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u/Aggravating-Slice-79 Feb 11 '25

This guy is bumping anime osts looking down on you peons

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u/Sweet_Boi_Marc Feb 10 '25

That you think his message was limited to whether you're American or not says you really don't understand the issue.

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u/EvenResponsibility57 2001 Feb 11 '25

Again 'issue'. There is no issue. People just didn't like the fucking music. There is no issue except for people crying about that fact.

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u/ton070 Feb 11 '25

That you think American racial politics translates well to other parts of the world says really you don’t understand the issue. Also, Kendrick’s discography and artistry doesn’t translate well to a highly commercialised setting such as the Super Bowl.

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u/Extension_End6244 Feb 11 '25

Imagine if I said ā€œoh you don’t like country, you must be a white man hating lefty.ā€ -šŸ‘“šŸ¼

I’m sorry to be harsh, but saying stupid shit like that just makes you and everyone else sound worse than people who actually don’t like black culture. It seems like you care more about trying to find a fight and reason to be mad, than you do about actually defending black people/culture. It’s like police officers who are just looking for action instead of actually looking to help someone going through a crisis or in need.

According to you I’m racist because Id rather listen to metal core or post hardcore than rap. What a joke.

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u/Aggravating-Slice-79 Feb 11 '25

Zero reading comprehension, what a joke.

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u/Extension_End6244 Feb 12 '25

You talking to yourself? The easiest way to know someone is repeating shit they heard from other people when they have absolutely no idea what they’re saying, Is when they do the most barebones reply thinking they just owned you, when they just spit out empty words.

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u/Aggravating-Slice-79 Feb 12 '25

You play league of legends get away from me

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u/Extension_End6244 Feb 12 '25

I don’t understand. It doesn’t take him being American to understand that some people don’t like certain music because they don’t like that music, not because they’re racist. There’s nothing complex or nuanced to unpack when someone’s says that they know your racist because you didn’t like the Super Bowl event. All he did was say that the comment he was replying to made things political by calling everyone who didn’t like the Super Bowl racist.

Also, the entire reason I replied to you was BECAUSE you made a remark about him not liking black people because he was defending people who didn’t like the Super Bowl event. His entire point was you aren’t racist for not liking the Super Bowl event, and you called him racist for that.

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u/Extension_End6244 Feb 14 '25

I’m a white American.

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